Indiana native wildflowers

Native wildflower with great ecological value for variety of native bees. Deer resistant, heat and humidity tolerant.

Underused native grass with late blooming period and lovely airy purple flowers. Warm season grass (actively growing and blooming in the warm/hot part of the season). Best for naturalistic or wilder...

Native re-seeding annual with golden flowers at the end of the season = August to October. Very valuable for many pollinators, butterflies and Monarchs.

Showy long-lived native clumping perennial. Purple-blue flowers are slightly smaller than more common R. humilis (it also doesn't seed aggressively as R. humilis- Wild Petunia). Leaves more elongated...

Clumping native grass for dry or sandy soils.  More or less unknown in horticulture (also new to us). or urban and naturalistic landscaping.

Narrow, upright native perennial that can be tucked into any sunny garden. Pale purple-blue flowers, grayish tone of the leaves, long flowering season.

Heavily blooming goldenrod, tiny flowers, one of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Solidago trials. Great in

Smaller clumping phlox with narrow leaves and hairy stems. Excellent butterfly and native bee plant.

Short, but wide delicate native Lespedeza. Long stems sprawl or creep on the soil surface among other plants. Flowers for very long time with smaller cute pink-purple flowers.

Larger yellow flowers, flat basal rosettes. Well behaved and slowly spreading into wider clumps (less aggressive than O. pilosella). Somewhat reddish stems and dark green fol

Robust perennial sunflower with ornamental leaves and fairly big golden flowers at the end of summer and early fall. Tolerates drought, dry soils, and is a very good cut flowe

Our selection with creamy variegated leaves, named after our right hand worker Lela, who loves this plant. Variegation is stable, but is less pronounced during the hottest weeks of summer. Aromatic...

End of season flowering native plant, small creamy flowers in loose panicles open to highly ornamental fluffy seedheads. Fragrant flowers attract a lot of insects.

Incredibly versatile and adaptable native grass (from dry to moist, sun to very light shade). Soft tufted structure, very long flowering season from June till fall (with the peak in early summer),...

Native dropseeds, quite common in natural remnants, but not common in gardens. Reminds a bit of Prairie Dropseed - it is clumping grass with fibrous roots, but the flowering s

Very similar to Echinacea pallida (simulata = similar). Drooping petals remind of ballerina dress, fragrant flowers.

Short native goldenrod for dry sunny garden. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod.

Cool season grass with the height of 4' in the spring already! Wispy, airy structure - needs to be tucked among other plants (it won't look good on it's own).<